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.Free and routable maps for GarminOn this page you can get weekly updated, routable offline maps for common GPS devices and BaseCamp from Garmin based on OpenStreetMap data. They include a lot of details with Point of Interests (POI) like bars, restaurants, bus stops and shops. Perfect for hiking, biking, geocaching and car navigation.
When you want to learn more about the map and howto use them, check out the link from the menu.All maps have an included search index. It is possible to search addresses (cities, streets etc.) with your GPS unit and use the 'category' function.Asian maps of taiwan and china contain traditional and simplified chinese characters.亚洲区域之台湾与中国地图，分别以繁体中文及简体中文编码制作。Captured from a 62stc unit.All available images are listed below. The list is constantly expanding.You miss a country?Feel free to contact me!
Right now I´m in the States and just bought a Garmin GPS.After a couple of days experimenting, I´ve found that it´s lots of fun! Since I´m new at this kind of technology, I´m wondering if anybody has had any experience with the Garmin maps for Mexico?The North American version I bought does have roads in Mexico, but some of the town names in Mexico are woefully misspelled, so I have my doubts about the accuracy of a version for Mexico.
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In these cases it will probably take several years to correct the mistakes.So, I´m wondering if anyone has actually purchased the maps for Mexico? My route will be straight down the coast along the Gulf of Mexico back to Veracruz.Any information from users will be appreciated.John. Here is a quote from another recent post in this forum on GPSing in Mexico; I'm very glad to hear positive reports on the Bicimapas and Garmin:Check out the Mexico map discussion in 'Mexico Map Coverage in Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008 vs.
2009' in this Laptop GPS World forum:. I tried to give you the direct link, but couldn't.
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Do a search in that forum for Mexico.In summary, I use Microsoft Street and Trips 2009, which has pretty good Mexico mapping. It's not good for rural areas, but the street maps are better than anything else I've seen. I don't know if the 'Turn left in two blocks' type directions work or are accurate, though, since I don't GPS using directions.Other companies offer GPS maps (, ) but I can't vouch for their usability. The Fugawi maps appear to be their digital version of the INEGI topo maps I use with my netbook, but they want $200 for them (plus another $135 for their software) when you can get them from INEGI for around $60.